Business Savings Accounts
A deliberate savings plan offers big benefits for even the smallest businesses. Addition Financial’s business savings accounts can help you protect your assets, stay prepared for unpredicted business expenses and build your credit - all while earning interest income on your savings.
How Do Our Business Savings Accounts Compare?
Whether you have a small business or large corporation, our business savings accounts offer great rates and the opportunity to grow your liquidity.
Payroll Services
Streamline your payroll processes so you can spend less time worrying about payroll details and more time doing what you’re in business to do. Through our partnership with Paychex, we can help connect you to convenient payroll services you can count on.
Merchant Services
Make it easy for customers to pay you with electronic point-of-sale payment systems, secure transaction processing and more. Addition Financial partners with Electronic Merchant Systems® to offer flexible and affordable payment processing solutions for your business.
Business Rewards Credit Card
Buy what you need and get what you want with a credit card that offers low rates, reward points on every purchase, no annual fee and no balance transfer fee. Take advantage of our special introductory offer!
Business Loans
Whether you need more dough for your bakery, more Benjamins for your bike shop or more bones for your medical practice, Addition Financial has you covered.
The Must-Have Small Business Accounting Checklist
Every business owner must handle some accounting, and yet it’s also the area where inexperienced entrepreneurs can make costly mistakes and miscalculations. Here is a small business accounting checklist to help you on the way.
8 Realistic New Year Business Goals & Objectives
Before you set your new year business goals and objectives, you’ll need to look at where your business stands now.
5 Business Savings Account Best Practices for 2023
Savings accounts and money markets are an easy way to earn interest on your money and save for future investments and expenses. Here are our five business account best practices.